North Carolina Likely to Keep Twelve Seats in House
North Carolina may retain its twelve House seats after 1950 census estimates show U S population rising faster nationally than in the state. The article notes districts would average 325 000 if twelve seats stay, and warns a cut to eleven would worsen relative representation.
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Fessor E. V. Huntington
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Pat's Well Again But Too Grateful
Pat the Cleveland Zoo young chimpanzee recovered from double pneumonia after care by zoo director Fletcher Reynolds and Nick James. The pair nursed him with medicine and orange juice and Pat now clings to them, hindering their other duties.
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Daily replacement of worn-out currency in the United States
A daily operation replaces worn-out currency across the United States with an estimated value of 10 million dollars. The effort involves government agencies and financial institutions maintaining currency quality for circulation and public trust.
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Space Flights Move From Fiction to Feasible Reality
RANDOLPH FIELD Texas Aug 27 Flight through space shifts from Buck Rogers fantasies to a probable reality say researchers. Space medicine experts at the School of Aviation Medicine weigh earth like environment needs for living and the challenges of sealed food and drink systems in zero gravity.
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New Nevada tax law ends many nonincome exemptions
Carson City reports a new state law extends tax exemptions to all Red Cross property used for organizational purposes and removes exemptions for Salvation Army, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, YMCA, and YWCA nonincome property. In London, Sir Malcolm Trustram Eve notes 1.2 billion is allotted to reimburse development-right losses under the Town and Country Planning Act but has few takers.
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Bankruptcy Marks Close Of Famed Majestic Radio Firm
Chicago August 27 bankruptcy ends Grigsby Grunow radio empire once producing 60 million dollars in Majestic radios yearly profits over five million. Williams Grunow built a lavish River Forest home with orange marble baths gold faucets and a basement bowling alley. The firm’s 1929 stock crash led to decline, bankruptcy of Majestic Radio and Television in spring 1949.
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Confidence on Stage Helps Tuberculosis Patients Heal
Denver group of National Jewish Hospital patients forms a summer theater to rebuild confidence through acting. Directors actors and nurses stage performances at the hospital center while recovering patients say acting lifts morale and restores self worth.
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Discharged Individual Plans Serious Theatre Study
A brief note states a person intends to study theatre seriously after discharge. The plan emphasizes pursuing dramatic arts and likely training or education to advance in the field.
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